Critics questioned the decision, citing a lack of safety data, a long list of serious adverse events and the low risk COVID-19 poses to children.…
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by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. Six medical organizations are suing Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and several other public health officials and agencies over recent changes to…
by Brownstone Institute By Charles Eisenstein Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s remark in a congressional hearing last week that “My vision is that every American is wearing…
by Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at a glance: Ultraprocessed vegetable oils have quietly become one of the most dominant and pernicious ingredients in the modern…
By Etienne de la Boetie2 PLUS The Scam and Ridiculousness of the 4th of July… With Dank Memes! Dear Subscribers, It’s the 4th of…
By Sara Israel And Why This is the End In January 2024, I published that the mark of the beast was the “current of his circuit,”…
By Martin Armstrong Yet another blue city is experiencing a substantial deficit due to government overspending. Denver Mayor Mike Johnston declared in May that the…
By The Exposé The World Economic Forum held the Sustainable Development Impact Meetings towards the end of September 2022, convening at the same time as the United Nations…
by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. Editor’s note: The Defender was unable to authenticate the April 3 BIO meeting minutes document or communicate directly with its source.…
by The Defender Staff West Virginia Board of Education Hires Legal Counsel in School Vaccine Lawsuit WV News reported: The West Virginia Board of Education…